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a Kick Against Ferdinand.

sr. PETERSBURG, August II The Journ-
al de s.. Petersburg says: The Russian
embassy at Constantiuopie has handed 10
the Porte protest against Prince Ferdi.
nand's occupancy Of the Bulgarian throne.
It declares that he has been guilty Of an
audacious attempt against the rights of
the powers, and that the responsibility for
his adventure and for his nagrant viola.
ton Of these rights must now rest entire.
ly with him even should the other powers
think fit to permit the violation Of their
privileges. The journal, however, makes
this pertinent inquiry: ,"Can 1t be SUD.
posed that Russia will consider herself
alone bound to be one OF the detenders Of
what remaina Of the Berlin treaty ~ -tI~'
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1Ionorad For FiEu,,ng n, conn, ~ :

CoLuAplA, s. G., August l7.-Altsr
twenty.six years Governor Richardson is
about to obey q Joint resolution Of the
Legislature Of 1861, which was indorssd
and received BY; the Legislature
Of 1868, that AZ is to present
q gold medal as the piit Of
the State to General N. G.. Evans. of the
Confederate Army, for conBpicnons gall.
antly at Leesburg, Va, in 1861, This is
the only testimonial presented by the
State to soldier in tho late war. II will
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Rnilrond Extension.

PlTrsnuRaH, August 1.-THE New
York, Lake Erie 4 Western railroad has
Just completed arrangements for making
connection with the Pittsburgh 4 West-
ern road at Punxsutawney, Pa. The deal.
will give Pittsburgh another important
outlet. l--L,..Ikl--L - - 3. . . sl..-..-
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Tat.,e Made n Rous,ng Speech. Z

4 Sioux Clrr, Iowa, August 1.-THE an.
nual encampment Of the Northwestern
Soldiers Association commenced here yes
terday, with q large attendance from Iowa,
Nebraska, Dakota and Minnesota. v Gen.
eral Tuttle made y rousing speech which
W "a enthusiastically received, ID
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A TERRIFIC ENCOUNTER.
bnttlo Between Durham Hull and a I
n 5-t CiJdesdnle Stallion, & "a

n
CiJdesdaie Stallion. IS +.
WELLsv1LLE, ONO, August IA
novel and terrific battle WAS wit
messed on the farm Of a man named
McGreaor, in St. Clair Township,
near here. A Durham bull and
q Clydeadale stallion were grazing in ad.
joining lots, when something aroused
the Ire Of the bull and he jumped
into the other field. a fierce and
terrific combat ensued between tbe
two huge animals which resulted In
victory for the Durham in ten minutes.
The bull reiterated q distance Of TWEEN.
~ feet and made a terrific rush
for, his Z adversary, goring him in a.
vital spot, causing ins!ant death.
All attempts to separate the animals were
iutl!e. The horse was o magnificent an-
imal, weighing over eighteen hundred
pounds. le=t,I5@ -. ~ y ~ $50.
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Mlcroscoplsts to Convens.

PlrTsBuRdH, PA, August 1.-THE tenth
ANNUAL meeting Of the American Society
OF Microscopists will be held in this city,
beginning on'the S0ih Of August and con-
tinuing In session for four or five days.
Nearly. 400 delegates are expected, incInd.
ing Representatives from many European
societies. n lE21 A. n - = Z fFtI7sse'
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Narrowly Escape Terrible Accident. 2

! CHICAGO, August 17..-The Neus' Cen.
trails, Ill.,, special says: The Illinois
Central Company is constructing now
bridge over Biz Muddy river between Gar.
bondale and Desota and at present Is using
a temporary trestle work for trains to pass
Over. About s o'clock yesterday, shortly
alter 8 passenger train had passed over,
Coming north, the north span went down,
Carrying with It car load Of stone which
hadbeen run on it. One man Is reported
to have gone down with It. m
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C.IIn qttteliqctfircl:
'-, oIse4I No.. 40 nnd " Fourteenth Street.

Tuy Great Republican State OF Pennsyl.
yaOi, holsss the nsmo Of Blaine Tor the
Presidency, and without any ''ifs" or
"bpts". It's rs.hCr early FOR this sort Of
thing, hut Ohio set tho fashion, and Penn.
pylySenIa, having some views OF her own on
tbu pume subject, makes bold to express
them. But Pennsylvania will 90 for the
Republican nominee, and 80 will The
vtaud old Buckeye. @ag N.7rs
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Failure Of a Stn,iouer,

P.rrspuRau, PA; August l7.-one Of
tho Oldest book.sellers and ststioners in
this city, confessed judgement to-day for
SsS,So0, and his stotk was closed out by
the Bhoritf. 4 e. M 5s.lg Z. .ttf':3; ;.
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CLARKsnURG,s MAYOR

Again Succeeds la Delaying Proceedings In
"a the Impeachment Trial. n '.g
Special Dtpotch to the lnielliotncr. X.
CLAKKsBuRa, w. Va, August 1.-THE
town Council met last night for tho pnr.
pose Of investigating the celebrated Sub
terfuge' head-breaking order Of Mayor
Richards. The order, as has been stated
in the INrRLLlaENcER, was to brain Martin
Feeny and others. Although the Mayor
has seemingly coveted investigation, he
uses every technical advantage to prevent
1t. The charges were dismissed at for.
mer meeting because OF the failure to
have them spread upon the record, The
stumbling block last night was writ Of
prohibition granted by Judge Obey John.
son, which involves the jurisdiction of
the Council. This question will be- de-
termined in Charlestown on the 2i Of SEP.
TENDER. Prominent lawyers say that
this writ will be dismissed. II this ia the
result Council will try the case, md Il ia
said by those who ought to know that
some surprises are In store in the matter
OF testimony. g .atHl.lg ~ -
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"a FATAL EXPLOSION
at interchangeable by mn Assnssin-Au.
po'ntments BY Governor Wllson-lncsn. <
diary Fire-Frss Delivery Mt Charles.
ton Other Interesting News.
Special Dtspa.eA to the Iniel,ioe,,ee,.

Special Dtspa!ch 10 the Iattlliotneer. AZ
PARKsRsBuRo. W. Va, August ian
exploslonot vapor at Camden's oil refinery
this morning about four o'clock resulted
In the serious and it Is thought fatal burn.
ing Of Kenner stealey, a married man and
one Of the most valuable employees Of TINT
company. The explosion was caused by
there being too much pressure Of yapor
which caused It to escape and become
ignited by the fire in the furnace, !; Loss
about five hundred dollars. if,,t An
The natural gas tsst we'll at the Camden
works was shot last evening with eighty
quarts Of glycerine. Water was thrown
forty feet into the air, but there was no
gas. 81. & b, &S'"-f -
William Jeallison, Of Constitution. Ohio.
sl1 miles above this city, had hia leg hor.
ribly mashed yesterday by tho handle Of
9 holsting windlass at atone quarry. :.
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Industrial Com mission Appo,uted.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 17.-James
Morrow, jr., Of Fairmont, and NJ. I. Davis,
OF Coal Valley, have been appointed by
Governor Wilson. as members OF the in
dustrial commission to organize the In
dustrics of West Virginia for participation
in the industrial display ct the centennial
celebration Of the propagation OF the con-
stitution at Philadeiphia, September Is,
Is and II. The other member will be
appointed from Ohio county. a Fs :,
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CHARLESTON, w. Va, August 1.-THE
name Of the man Bhot from ambush on the
Big Sandy is Henry Dougherty. 1t APP
pears that Dougherty and his little girl
were returning home from neighbor's
whom he was shot by an unknown man,
the ball taking effect in tho back Of bis
head, paralyzing his left eide. He accuses
the Egells, Halls and Hudson, whom he
claims threatened to kill him. He save
they wanted him to deliver go much coun-
terielt money to them at certain time,
and il he did not comply he would be
killed, and there are other stories atloat.
such as Dougherty was paid SO much to
leave the country, and failed, to comply.
He will die Of his wound. go - Z.
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Fee Delivery mt Chnrlo.ton. s5
Special Dispatch TO the Iate1tqencer. 5g
WASHINGTON, D. G., August 1.-THE
Postotlics Department to-day ordered
that the free delivery syntem DO in
augurated at Charleston, W. Va.
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REPORTED KILLED.
HENRY STANLEY, THE EXPLORER,
Murdered by Africans, After Having beer
Deserted by His Escort-The Report
IN uncohffrmsd, but IL Likeiy True.
IN Facts about tho q trent Adventursr.

PARIS, August ia dispatch from
Zanzibar has been received at the Foreign
Office which says:
Henry NJ. Stanley, the explorer, has
been mastered by natives after having
been deserted by his escort"
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as he ever did. All OF the old boys Of
Battery D IRE Interested in those guns and
will at one time or another take a hand
in the firing. /;
. THE TRADES DISPLAY. &, 5,i
The Trades Display Committee is called
to meet again this evening at the office OF
its chairman, Mr.. August Pollack. This
meeting will BIO one Of the most important
the committee has held, and 1t is the de-
sire Of Mr.. Pollack that every member be
present. There will be several matters
pertaining to the parade that will demand
careful attention, and the committeeman
should all be present. The Trades Dis.
play day is realty going to be one. Of the
beat features of the Reunion for, the city.
1t will afford an opportunity to show what
ia in the old town, and there is q great deal
that is interesting and attractive in her.
An united effort will make 1t possible to
show it all. ,-s44.lj,j5} }f9fs..5t !.
n The following named persons, firms
and corporations have notified the com.
mittee that they will have exhibits on
wheels for the parade and asked to be as.
signed space. Many Of them will have
three, four and Eve wagons in line:
TUE MOVING snow. Y.
Milla-Crescent, Belmont, L. Belle,
Standard and 4Etna. 4 - a, Z E.
Neutrality-suspicious. Glass Company,
Hinge Factory, All. Sweeney & Son,
Caldwell & Peterson, B. Fisher 4 Son.
Bells Foundry, Reymann Brewing Com.
pany, Schmuhlbach Brewing d Com.
pany, Meyer 4 RadcliE, W. NJ. Bottstord
Donaldson, Lewis & Company, Wheeling
Bakery. Company, Charles J. Ehlie Z
Company, Hanes 4 Wilaon, Belts 4 Flad
J ing, Tsimble & Lutz, Mansberger, ,Lotz 4
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DR.. T. 0. Edwards returned from Oak
land yesterday. He says that the folks in
that region are all talking Reunion and
arranging to be here. He represents the
interest along the B. & O. ss being won.
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+. Hon. John ". Mason Of Grafton, came
to town yesterday to look over the field
and see how the Big Reunion was coming
on. A reporter OF the INTELLlaRNcsR
asked him If Taylor county YVES going 10
do her duty in tho heated engagement OF
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THING R1CING Associations.

JOCKEY CLUBS MAKING AN EFFORT TO CORRECT
CERTAIN EVILS or THE TURF.
The following bill. entitled act to provide for the
taxation of racing associations and to prescribe the
period in year during which racing take place
upon the grounds OF associations Incorporated for the
ournose OF improving the breed OF horses drawn
M by tho American and Coney Island Jockey Clubs and
those associations have requested Assemblyman Ives to
Introduce II In the Legislature:
section tar OF per cent upon te sross % o,
which had owned lea.e or tel by re
the purpose OF improving he oteo1 OF horses
hn 'G S All b. annually paid by .Hch
the OF the State OF New York wi'hn neen DAYS
ever that in the OF all such associations whose
CIV Of Se1 TofS or CITY Brooklyn such annual tar
s 70 no A, S s Gun. % .ash a. shall
thr.v..t holding to,tng raess When II sh; Is 1900
January aud Of April each and before any
sseaS or s 900 sEh The coatrcs Of the state
," r. on af be The Of pres
., Sa sp in Whiting to the Controller annually or
before the i5h Of year stating the
race days shall be duly verified by the oath Of It's treas
section auy such association shan neglect or
ss % Is author ne sSamine or cause
ine looks and records. an TO TX and determine the
In esss Of g" oftaI So 70
per Of thirty notice such association in
default the case NAV be sued Tor 10 we .,
report any failure Of such association 10 make such
report the Governor who II he shall 10
satisfied such failure Intention l. -hal thoreUpon
direct enrral 10 take pros Jennings IN the name
People the declare the charter OF such aso
be- forsitei aud It's charter prvg,s at an on ana
intentional ai the charter privileges corporate
such association cease,
enLa an DO determined.
Sertion no number Of days upon which be
upon grounds Of all such associations Is limited
weny days each and during thai number VI days
shall lie authorized AMI
allow such grounds and 10 Keep tho same
open the puplc subject To the conditions
ans prescribed by the acs the several amend
under which they were incorporated ana Tor no
oh,r AM the 35l the Penal Code
shall not apply grounds OF such association during the
twenty days each year during "hIch INC sau races arc
hereby authorized. a., -,
~econ All revenue. which shall received by the said
from the prescribed In the act shan const
tute a und shall annually dsbursei on behalf OF
the State for prizes the breeds OF cattle sheep
and aud county ara thf0ughout
OF the state
society such other tho Governor may IRON
time direct -.
Section O. All parts OF acts whether general or
special inconsistent with this act are hereby repealed
Section T. This act shall take effect immediately
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MARRIAGE OF MISS SELIGMAN.

A BRILLIANT CKREM NY AT THE HOUSE OF HER
FATHER JESSE sELIGMAN.
The marriage of Miss Emma Seligmsn, daughter of
Jesse Segmpn, to Edward Wasserman took place last
evening at the home OF the brides father, No. East
Forty-sixth-st The house deliberately decorated
with flowers everg, and palms. Garlands OF rare
roses entwined with ferns and smilax iestooned the
doorways aid hung in graceful folds over the mirrors
in thu paror while huge banks OF the same howers
hid the mantes from view. Fiom the ceiling OF the
spacious parlors hung festoons OF evergreens, holly
and smax and the halls and stairways presented the
appearance OF miniature grove OF waving pa ms and
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr.
Gotthe in the front rarlor, the bridal party standing
beneath a canony of roses and smax fanked with
palms. The large mirror behind them was garlanueu
with roses and crossed with broad band OF whte
satin ribbon which caught up Iii the centre In
large bow; -. ,o.rr white ..,;r
trimmed With duchesse and point lace and having the
front deliberately worked In silver and crystal she
wore veil OF lace and her ornaments were pearls aho
diamonds. The Bride was given Away by her father.
There we're no bridesmaids The usbcrs were Henry
and Theodore Seligman, Jesse Was-crmann, Julian
Nathan. j. Bernheimer. Eugene Edwin aud samuel
ssman In snd the dry
ing,room, which decorated on the same elaborate
scale the parors.
preasnt zele General sherman Mrs. Joseph seligman
James Selgman, Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Seigman, the
Gsses seligman Judge Brady, Mr. aud Mrs a; J.
Drexel Mr. and Mrs Z. +. WiDslow. Senator and Mrs
Evarts, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lauterbach. Mr. and
Mira j. Mosenthal. Mr.. and Mrs T. Heman Mr. and
Mrs. J. e. Bmril W. A. Burrlll, the Misses Eokman,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Neustadter Mr. and Mrs. Plant Mr.
and Mrs. Z. w. KiDsley, Mr. and Mrs Sylvan
Well, s. p. Dewey, Eugene Dewey, MISS Stet-
heimer Miss stner. Carl Schurz, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert c. Ingersoll, the Misses Inserson Mr. and
Mrs g. Loeb. ex-judee and Mrs. Noah Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fathri, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Won Che-
munsky, Miss, Fisher, Mr.. Meyer, ar Crane Mrs
Nathan Mr. X. Nathan, Mr.. Berter. the Misses Bern
heimer. Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Hellman, Mr.
and Mrs. ID. Enstein, Mr.. and Mrs Albert Nickerson
Mr. and Mrs. II. Rice, General aud Mrs. Porter, DIR.
Basr. Mr. and Mrs. Wade, Mr.. anu Mrs. Is dor
Wormser. Miss Carrie Wise John A. Stewart: Mr. aad
Mrs. William Einsten. Mr.. Sedelmeyer, John Tom
James McCreery. Mr. ana Miss Butterfeld, Miss
Stella StettheiIner and Joseph II. ChOate.
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BENDING THE d. UNTLESSS SAILS

SHE WILL MAKE A TRIAL TRIP ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
READY FOR THE OCEAN RACE.
Caldwell II. Colts schooner Dauntiess, when IL NO"
almost ready for deepsea with the Corohe wa"
surrounded all day yesterday with group OF aoo,'
who watching with eager interest the progress n"
by the sailmakers and ringers in getting the speedy c
in shipshape She is still lying alongside the soro"
docks at Market-st., and will be there until to-inor
row, when she will make q short run OUT
aide Sandy Hook for the purpose OF testing
her sails and obtaining basis upon which 10 MAKE
alterations which may be needed In her ballast he
sails were bent early in the afternoon and she
such trim appearance with her wings spread tnat
photographer who happened in the neighborhood
could resist the temptation to turn his camera IN ner
direction Her foresail and jibs are new ana her a'n
sail has altered to suit the conditions resulting iro
the shortening OF the mainmast and both htted as HV
as possible. Philip b. Lows riggers were hnishlhs
up odds and ends of work, and the
sailors were busy cleaning up the cabinet ana
brasswork and altogether the deck presented busy
Nr. colt here. there and everywhsre M
suggestions that he is practical yachsman as wen "'
lover OF the sport. ,,,,,. proop
Ign shipvard to day and will at be placed on the
dock While the lead IL being put On her kee ,no
Tuesday she will be fully prepared Tor her re ~
T. Bush. her owner will make trial trip IN her peiog
make I the ocean VOYAGE in her are + n Winslow who
will the representative of the interests Oh 'Ho
MIR Bush wrote Mr. Colt yesterday, suggesting IN, me
propriey authorizing the Regatta committee OF lno
New York Yacht Club TO proceed with the arrangements
for the start and to hire tug for the judges
Referring the subject OF having each boat represent
ed on the other. Mr.. Bush said:
have yet me on the Pam,
less and win leave that solely TO secretary B VINO y
acquainted with yachtsmeu than The ma'tet OF
the boats did not occur 10 ana ni DO,
regard all necessary until IL represented that
thousand. wagored the race and that
other interests than were at stake OF course %
hppen that the boats will OF Hoches Point ~
nearly the moment and cause discussion "h
could be- readily settled by the representatives.
1t ia not probable that another conference between
Messrs Colt will he arranged. IA mos OF th
details the have been satisfactorily settled anu
other MINOR which may suggest themselves pc
tween and March be discussed In correspond
The report that the Norseman 10 be entered IN tne
race arose from the Is being overhaued anu
fitted for voyage. IL IL understood that heI
owner Ogden Goeet. intends to spend the summer IN
the south OF France and that his yacht will cross the
Atlantic month in order that she may be nj MS as
posa pleasure trips along the coast and In the Med
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CLEARI'S CASE GOES OyER AGAIN.

JUDGE BARRETT INSISTS THAT TIIE TRIAL MUST GO
ON NEXT MONDAY
Ex-Aderman Ceary has secured another brief respite
trial for bribery 10 have begun yesterday before
Judge Barrett but at the request Of counsel on both sides
IL went over until Monday. The Judge took his
At Ii a. nj. District Attorney MARITIME and Mr.. Nico
were present John H. Vincent aud Lugene Grandin. Ire
Skaters partner. represented Cleary Several other OF
tue Aldenens lawyers were also present including
X-Judge Fullerton, rK Recorder Smith and Orlando H.
Potter Before tue proceedings began Mr. MARITIME had
with the Judge. Then he and said that
counsel for the defence not ready Ia with the
case Cleary. The prosecution ready. but be
disposed the request of the other slide owing
TO "a private and personal circumstance which he had
planned the court luis afterwaTd given out to be
the death OF Mr. Marines mothernlaw, which occurred
nj his house on Tuesday evening
MI Vincent SAID that the defence ready TO
and should not be ready on Monday. TO which
date Mr. Wartime suggested adournDg. The defence did
have is prepared Daniel Doughcry. of Phila
delpha, To be associated with Mr. shafcr and hun
court n which would be before end OF
this week Judge Barrett said that he unwilling to
postpone the traI for day. Under any other cir
than those which had been brought his at
tenoD by ar Aa tine he should not consent at all He
could not consider In such II this the con-
vsnieuce OF counsel They had had ample time 10 pre-
pare their defence In defrrcnce to Mr. MARITIME he would
take ADJOURNMENT until Monday when he sho I'D ex
poet the proceed without fail lie should listen
TO fui Their plen from either side.
Concerning n story that er-Aldorman Fugran had
gone out OF the city business the District ttorney
said that Mr.. Fugrah would he In court Whenever he
wanted